Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-05


File of Police.
Marshal f. II. Twitchell and Aids.
Lewiston Brigade Band, "A pieces.
Steamer Long Reach, Bath, 20 men.
ST. jeans Band, brunswick.
Androscoggin Engine, Topsham 90 men.
Gen Berry Hose CO.. Rockland, 20 men.
Greyhound EXtnguisher Co, Bath, 10 men.
Drum Corps, 5 men.
Eagle Hose Company, Gardiner, II men.
Alert Hose Company, is men.
Bristol Band, 20 pieces.
Massasoit Co. Damariscotta, so men.
Excelsior Co., Auburn, so men.
Drum Corps, pieces.
Pumgustuk Co., Yarmouthtown, 40 men.
Juvenile Band, Brunswick, 20 pieces.
Niagara Co, Brunswick, rs men.
kennebec Co., Brunswick, so men.
Aid, Joseph Torrey.
Thomaston Band, 30 pieces.
r. II. Connce, Co., Thomaston, rs men.
Gen. Bates Co., Lisbon Falls, so men.
Clark's Band Randolph, 20 Pieces.
Heca Company, Randolph, so men,
Portland Steamer, No. 2, 20 men and large delega
tion of fremen.
Kennebec Co.. Bath. 20 men.
Bath Hose Company.
Carriages with Bath City Officials and Water Co
A sumptuous dinner was served the fire.
men at the Alameda, during which continu-
Gus band concert was given by the various
musical organizations accompanying the fire.
men. After dinner the companies drew for
positions, as follows:
First class hand engines, r. H. Counce
first, Dirigo second, Kennebec of Bath, third
Gen. Bates fourth, Washington fifth, Ken
nebec of Brunswick, sixth, and Niagara sew
enth.
Second class hand engines, Androscoggn
first, Pungustuk second, Excelsior third,
Hecla fourth, Massasoit fifth.
Steamers, Portland first, Kennebec second,
Long Reach third.
Continental second, Alert third and Eagle
fourth.
The following gentlemen served as judges
and committees on steamers:
Judges on stream-William c. Duncan,
John L. Cook
Committee on measuring stream-Frederic
Rideout, John Clark.
Plumber of pipe-Charles B. Harrington
Time Keeper-John S. Wiggin.
Judge of steam and water-Charles Z.
Hyde.
Committee to fill reservoir-Frank Morse,
VIM. r. Sawyer Fred McFadden.
Committee to rope off grounds-Michael
Nesgle, Robert Shea, Lewis Pepper.
Committee to lay paper-John Brown, John
Carr. Frank Haggett
As judges and committees on hand en-
gines:
Judges on stream-Johnson Rideout, Chas
L. Turner.
Committee on measuring stream-John Ii.
Raymond, Israel Eastman.
Plumber of pipe-Wm. Hodgdon.
Timekeeper-George S. Brown.
Committee to fill tank-James Fl. Scott
Malard Lilly, William Sprague.
Committee to rope off grounds-Albon
Staples. Chas. McFadden.
Committee to lay paper-Frank +. En-
mons, Stephen U. Penney, Timothy McAu-
life.
For hose carriage races
Judge and starter-Horatio A. Duncan.
Timekeeper-George H. Nichols.
At the Water Works Muster the following
were the winners:
Portland Steamer No. 2, was awarded the
first prize, $50 silver water pitcher. 1t
also played in the sweepstakes with home
companies. Long Reach No. won, playing
243.
Niagara won the first prize in the first
class hand engines, $50 water set, playing
IS9 I. Dirigo of Ellsworth the second prize,
$40 trumpet, playing 1928.
In the second class, the Audroscoggin of
Topsham won the first prize, $50 water set,
playing 1889 Excelsior the second prize. a
$40 silver trumpet, 1926.
The Eagle company of Gardiner won the
first prize in the hose carriage contest, $50
squirting pipe The Alerts the second, a
S35 squirting pipe.
The celebration ended by grand ball in
the Alameda.